The Role of Opposition vs. Anarchy

हिंदी गुरुजी December 25, 2019 India No comments :

As the NDA-2 the government came to power in May 2019, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, since then the relationship of the ruling party and the Opposition going far beyond the political opposition required in democracy. In plain words, political opposition has turned into hatred.

By the way, it started a year or two before this. When the then Congress President Rahul Gandhi used to raise slogans of "Chowkidar Chor Hai" day and night. Not only Rahul Gandhi but many senior Congress leaders have also called Narendra Modi "Neech" and "Mout Ka Soudhagar". Never before has such personal bitterness been seen in Indian democratic history.

Presently, after the passing of the "Citizenship Amendment Bill", the double character of the opposition has come before the country. The ideology and parties which the people of India rejected in the election. They started seeing their future in the riots in the name of "Citizenship Amendment Bill". Is opposition just to spread chaos? While everyone knows that the "Citizenship Amendment Bill" is for grant citizenship, not to take away citizenship. The bill is only meant to grant citizenship in India to the minority Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christian came years back from Islamic countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.

Leaders of the opposition are calling this bill "against the soul of the constitution" and "against secularism". But they should have so much intelligence that if the majority Muslims of Pakistan and Bangladesh was to take it to India then why were they partitioned the country.

The country's Muslims were misguided by the opposition in the name of National Register for Citizenship (NRC). Later Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that it has not been considered in the Cabinet yet. Only citizenship will be identified in the National Register for Citizenship (NRC). The government of every country have the right to prepare any correct data of its citizens and know how many people are intruders in the country. This shows that the opposition stands with the intruders.

Even before this, during passing "Article 370", and "triple talaq bill”, the Congress party is only pretending to be friendly to Muslims. After opposition to the "Citizenship Amendment Bill" and "National Register for Citizenship (NRC)", the Congress has started provoking people on the bill updating the "National Population Register (NPR)". Whereas it is a census-related process done every ten years.

A political ideology which is embellished by many names like Marxist, Communist, Naxalite or Urban-Naxalite is over in the world. In India, some remnants of it are found in the far corners of the country. This political ideology is still counting its last breath of ideology in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi. Any protest in the country starts from here. A handful of students descend on the streets carrying banners, placards. The next day there are protests in Hyderabad University, Jadavpur University and Aligarh Muslim University. After that, the Congress party wakes up and takes full responsibility of further anarchy on its shoulders.

Demonstrating protest in front of Indian embassies abroad by the Congress Party's foreign wing in the name of "Citizenship Amendment Bill" is tarnishing the image of the opposition, the country and its own party.

Seeing the possibility of a conspiracy by the opposition in every decision or action of the government is a dangerous situation for a healthy democracy. After the Pulwama incident, it can not be prudent to become a puppet in the hands of Pakistan and questioning the "surgical strike" in Pakistan by Indian forces. Some opposition parties had also expressed doubts about the government's involvement in the terrorist attack on security forces in Pulwama. What could be more embarrassing for the opposition?

Whenever a law is passed in both houses of Parliament then it is the constitutional responsibility of the state governments to implement it in the states. But just to create confusion in the country, some Non-BJP governments declare for not implementing the "Citizenship Amendment Bill" in their respective state. Even before this, the West Bengal government and Andhra Pradesh government banning the Central Bureau of Investigation "CBI" from entering and investigating in their state, what else would be called anarchy? Later these parties will be seen doing "Save Constitution Rally". This brings out the double character of these parties and the public stops taking these parties seriously.

In a democracy, the people of the country does the work of putting any person or party on the throne of power. If Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in power, then the people of the country have chosen him. He should be allowed to work for the next five years. If an issue comes up, then the opposition also has the right to protest. But spreading chaos in the name of "Right to protest" is not the right tradition.